Word: wrongful
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...served on the staff of Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery. Treating Eisenhower's memoirs as an attack on Montgomery, Golonel Hamilton counterattacked: "One is forced-to the conclusion . . . that General Eisenhower considers that the war was really won by America, that every American view was right, every British idea wrong . . . His comments on Field Marshal Lord Montgomery . . . are utterly untrue...
...mistaking certain meanings, meanings often misunderstood in the days of Thomas Committees and Barnes Bills. Perhaps these people defined such phrases as "fuzzy-minded" and "American" in certain ways, and thought they knew which phrase to apply to whom. But the word now is that Newman's supporters are wrong about their adjectives. They have been caught napping, and while they have slept, these phrases and other outmoded expressions such as "academic freedom," "freedom of speech," and "freedom of conscience" have gone through a strange metamorphosis...
...member of the Federal Grand Jury which last summer indicated 12 Communist Party leaders on conspiracy charges wrote in to tell Newman he was wrong...
However, if the Council presents "a solid basis for the feeling that something is wrong," Bender said, the University might order a study anyhow. "But you can't say, 'Everybody thinks the food stinks,'" Bender explained. "You've got to have evidence...
...Council argued these points briefly. but then the members turned to the issue of culinary evidence. Bender urged that committees in the Houses work with stewards and students "to see if there is anything radically wrong...